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karen? do you think we're sort of discounting this at this point? >> we seem to be. although i was looking back today at the volatility index last summer when we faced a similar situation and it was bouncing around the teens and low 20s and then things unravelled. as we saw. and volatility index went up to 45 briefly. so i just cannot believe that we are not going to see some hiccup between now and the first of january. i find that hard to believe. so i'm a little bit cautious. i do have some buying powder dry that i will spend if we see an ugly tape. >> you find yourself coasting into the end of the year? i find with my clients that a lot of people are slowing it down. either you're up right now or down slightly, but you're not willing to screw it up or not willing to make that hail mary pass going to year end. if everyone's floating in, single stock stories, yes. but people are not playing huge. it's more important than ever to know all of your individual stories. >> right. well, we've got
karen? do you think we're sort of discounting this at this point? >> we seem to be. although i was looking back today at the volatility index last summer when we faced a similar situation and it was bouncing around the teens and low 20s and then things unravelled. as we saw. and volatility index went up to 45 briefly. so i just cannot believe that we are not going to see some hiccup between now and the first of january. i find that hard to believe. so i'm a little bit cautious. i do have...
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karen? >> i'm a little bit skeptical. i mean, it's quite a nice run, and we still have a lot of issues out there. europe has not been solved unless i've missed something the last few weeks. come september we'll see a lot of issues come to the front burner that i think are still yet to be resolved. i don't know that we have a clear path out. i think now is the time to be taking some profits or buying some relatively cheap protection if you want to hang on to your loans? >> i think there's a much bigger question here, and that question is the run that we've seen the bond market over? we've seen a major backup in ten-year rates which equates to 35 bips, equates to a 3% loss in principal if you own the ten-year. that's a big thing, so i put on more risk. actually more invested now than i have been, and the reason being, not because i think that growth is coming back. in fact, i don't. but i think the draghi gave us a game plan, a road map, and that's what's going to take the map higher. kicking
karen? >> i'm a little bit skeptical. i mean, it's quite a nice run, and we still have a lot of issues out there. europe has not been solved unless i've missed something the last few weeks. come september we'll see a lot of issues come to the front burner that i think are still yet to be resolved. i don't know that we have a clear path out. i think now is the time to be taking some profits or buying some relatively cheap protection if you want to hang on to your loans? >> i think...
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karen? >> this is an interesting one. it's up for sale and this stock popped right in the middle of the day on stories that either spx has to have a big bid or a lot of private equity interest. it's interesting, this stock, a couple of times has had a leak during the middle of the day. we're long. >> pop here for wynn resorts. >> i bought it for the fundamentals on the name and i got the kicker of the special dividend. i'm still holding the name. got a boost today because rumors of maybe an online gambling bill being thrown in with this fiscal cliff issues, so, that got the whole space running. >> pop here for rim, up 5%. dan? >> this is another one of these high short interest names. the stock is up 100%. earnings are next week. investors feel like they got a little too negative. i'd be cautious above $13. if you think there's a takeover opportunity, it gets less interesting in the teens. >> pop for joy global. mike? >> beat earnings by a couple of scents today. forecast for next years sale
karen? >> this is an interesting one. it's up for sale and this stock popped right in the middle of the day on stories that either spx has to have a big bid or a lot of private equity interest. it's interesting, this stock, a couple of times has had a leak during the middle of the day. we're long. >> pop here for wynn resorts. >> i bought it for the fundamentals on the name and i got the kicker of the special dividend. i'm still holding the name. got a boost today because...
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thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. ♪ silver and gold ♪ silver and gold >> who is this? >> good call. ♪ silver and gold >> thought it was dennis gartman. >> gold continues to trade below $16.50, down 4% in the month alone. is this once winning unraveling? doc, you noticed unusual activity here. >> yeah, just like the bonds you're looking for, is money coming out
thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for...
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so i'm in there with karen buying the stock. we bought more of the stock today and i think it goes back into the low to mid 40s quickly. >> stay tuned. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. if you made a list of countries from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th
so i'm in there with karen buying the stock. we bought more of the stock today and i think it goes back into the low to mid 40s quickly. >> stay tuned. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams...
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we felt this transition. >> it's karen. let me ask the audience question. >> part of the reason is it's not just because of the macro because apple, frankly, is gaining share in this space. but, you know, on the flip side, their enterprise system is actually okay. it definitely has more exposure than dell dus. they didn't raise the full year estimates. >> it definitely gives us more caution on it. but the difference is, on the enterprise side, they have -- i'm sorry. on the pc side they have about 350 percent exposure. that is compared to about 65%. >> why is it taking longer and do i need to be worried about other software companies? or is it a dell specific thing? >> i would say it is dell specific. >> this is a company when they first started this transition, they were about 75% exposed. it's such a very large number. it's down to like 65, 70. so they have made some progress there. but it's just large numbers. just very large pc number that they have been trying to press. i just think it's taking a lot longer than people
we felt this transition. >> it's karen. let me ask the audience question. >> part of the reason is it's not just because of the macro because apple, frankly, is gaining share in this space. but, you know, on the flip side, their enterprise system is actually okay. it definitely has more exposure than dell dus. they didn't raise the full year estimates. >> it definitely gives us more caution on it. but the difference is, on the enterprise side, they have -- i'm sorry. on the pc...
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this is from karen in indianapolis. professor cramer, thanks for your insight and guidance. you have no peer after the years you have been doing "mad money." thank you. there are a lot. how does seeing a high level of short interest affect your view of a stock? could you give a step by step to evaluate a company with high interest? doesn't the stock have to rally tremendously at some point as the shorts cover? >> i don't make that decision. i look the see if there is short selling. they have been wrong as much as they have been right. it's the perception that it's smart money. there is ab argument against the stock or chicanery. i have seen a lot of short interest positions in my lifetime that are great places to buy. not just to bust the shorts but because the shorts have been wrong. that happens frequently. let's discount it as a tool in our arsenal. brandon. hi, dr. plvmt cramer. as a 24-year-old young professional who was fortunate to get a full time job in my major three months after graduating collegen and bought a home on my own within ten months of graduating i feel
this is from karen in indianapolis. professor cramer, thanks for your insight and guidance. you have no peer after the years you have been doing "mad money." thank you. there are a lot. how does seeing a high level of short interest affect your view of a stock? could you give a step by step to evaluate a company with high interest? doesn't the stock have to rally tremendously at some point as the shorts cover? >> i don't make that decision. i look the see if there is short...
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. >> just to stick on karen's point, i looked up the seasonality issue. in october, the ten year averages, they have both been up 7.5%. obviously if we see a macro sell-off, all bets are off. tiffanys and coach, seasonality issue is october is a relatively good month. it is a very good month. where do you stop yourself out saying i was wrong on this? >> let's take tiffanys. that is a name we have been short. we lowered our position as it has rallied back up. we have gotten bigger into it as our convictions have gotten better. huge volume spike down. right up into the 200. comes down on heavy volume today. as long as it continues to exhibit distribution like that, there is no reason for us to be concerned. >> one of the names on your list is citi. for the most part, everybody pounds the table. >> citi to us is a third tier bank. they will have a lot of trouble. they are acting like they will move into the emerging markets and that will be their mainstay. they are getting ready to sell their wealth management division. it is the blue chip of blue chip busin
. >> just to stick on karen's point, i looked up the seasonality issue. in october, the ten year averages, they have both been up 7.5%. obviously if we see a macro sell-off, all bets are off. tiffanys and coach, seasonality issue is october is a relatively good month. it is a very good month. where do you stop yourself out saying i was wrong on this? >> let's take tiffanys. that is a name we have been short. we lowered our position as it has rallied back up. we have gotten bigger...
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. >> hello, i'm karen tso. investors fearing that spain may miss the deficit target for the year, how will the country's auction go? we'll have the results for you. plus, a big earnings for uk companies. we're talking about how the companies are fairing. and one of the highly anticipated ipos a day ahead on the nasdaq. tune in to cnbc world to catch all of the action overseas. at cnbc's european headquarters, i'm karen tso going global with your money. your money. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there wa
. >> hello, i'm karen tso. investors fearing that spain may miss the deficit target for the year, how will the country's auction go? we'll have the results for you. plus, a big earnings for uk companies. we're talking about how the companies are fairing. and one of the highly anticipated ipos a day ahead on the nasdaq. tune in to cnbc world to catch all of the action overseas. at cnbc's european headquarters, i'm karen tso going global with your money. your money. sometimes investing...
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let me show you this graph, karen. of the ten most conservative states, 21.2% of those people in those states get some form of government assistance. while in liberal states, it's only 17.1%. so in the most conservative parts of this country, they are actually getting more support from government programs than in the most liberal parts of the country. >> well, that's right. but there's another part of this game that they're trying to play, rev. the truth is that while so many of these republican members of congress on the national stage have bashed the president and bashed government on everything they can to undermine americans' confidence in government, at home, they are perfectly happy to show up for those ribbon cuttings for those facilities that got stimulus money or they are perfectly happy to put out press releases to try to get some credit for the stimulus money. so, you know, they are trying to have it both ways. as you just laid out and the president laid out, the facts bear out a very different case. here's
let me show you this graph, karen. of the ten most conservative states, 21.2% of those people in those states get some form of government assistance. while in liberal states, it's only 17.1%. so in the most conservative parts of this country, they are actually getting more support from government programs than in the most liberal parts of the country. >> well, that's right. but there's another part of this game that they're trying to play, rev. the truth is that while so many of these...
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>>> katrina van den hoogle is editor of "the nation" former director and msnbc political analyst karen finney is here and buzz feed's ben smith. today residents of newtown, connecticut, will bury two victims of friday's shooting massacre while wakes are held for three others. in washington, meanwhile, there are growing signs that the country is getting serious about gun control. during a meeting with top cabinet officials yesterday, president obama directed them to take a hard look at proposals to combat gun violence, and over on capitol hill senate majority leader harry reid joined with two other pro-gun rights democrats to suggest that new gun laws should be on the table. >> we need to accept the reality that we're not doing enough to protect our citizens. in the coming days and weeks we'll engage in a meaningful conversation and thoughtful debate on how to change laws and culture and allow this violence to continue to grow. >> an nra rating of an a, but, you know, enough is enough. my -- i've got -- i'm father of three daughters, and this weekend they all said, dad, you know, how ca
>>> katrina van den hoogle is editor of "the nation" former director and msnbc political analyst karen finney is here and buzz feed's ben smith. today residents of newtown, connecticut, will bury two victims of friday's shooting massacre while wakes are held for three others. in washington, meanwhile, there are growing signs that the country is getting serious about gun control. during a meeting with top cabinet officials yesterday, president obama directed them to take a...
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thank you to katrina, karen, and ben for joining me today. that is all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at noob eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific when i'm joined by the washington post, the huffington post brian grim and eric baits and sister simone campbell. until then, find us at facebook.com/now with alex. andrea mitchell reports is coming up next. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon, alex. coming up next, our exclusive interview with house democratic leader nancy pelosi. we'll talk about gun control and get her reaction to speaker boehner's so-called plan b. also, the power of the presidency when it comes to the fiscal cliff negotiations. with former clinton white house chief of staff jonathan esta. richard bloomenthal on how big city mayors are trying to get assault weapons off their streets, and our friend and colleague richard engel safely out of syria. a lot coming up next. andrea richel reports. stay with us. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. a
thank you to katrina, karen, and ben for joining me today. that is all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at noob eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific when i'm joined by the washington post, the huffington post brian grim and eric baits and sister simone campbell. until then, find us at facebook.com/now with alex. andrea mitchell reports is coming up next. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon, alex. coming up next, our exclusive interview with house democratic leader nancy pelosi. we'll...
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. >> joining me now is the columnist for the washington post, and karen finney, msnbc news political analyst and columnist for the hill. thank you for being here. dana, let me start with you. what was lugar's defeat say about where the gop is headed? >> it says the republican party is headed for the toilet. the problem is it will bring everyone tlels with them. what you hear, it's not just what he said, it's what he said during the campaign. basically he was beating up on dick lugar for compromising with the democrats on keeping weapons out of hands. they're at a point where the only way to get things done in washington is to have a huge conservative majority, and the white house, house, and senate, and that's not going to happen. even if it does, there will be a push back against it. it's just fundamentally not the way things work here. i think it is a depressing outlook and there's no hope for getting things done on the debt and all of the things that need to be done. >> karen, it seems that unfortunately murdoch is just part of a growing list of gop leaders that don't want to comp
. >> joining me now is the columnist for the washington post, and karen finney, msnbc news political analyst and columnist for the hill. thank you for being here. dana, let me start with you. what was lugar's defeat say about where the gop is headed? >> it says the republican party is headed for the toilet. the problem is it will bring everyone tlels with them. what you hear, it's not just what he said, it's what he said during the campaign. basically he was beating up on dick lugar...
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karen, thanks so much for coming on the show. were you surprised by the outcome at all or this pretty much you put the study together because you suspected this is what was going on? >> we have suspected it. we know it was huge but we didn't know it was so big and now we have the numbers to rove it. the american economy has been looking for good news, the way to get off the huge deficits we have, fall off the fiscal cliff. it is right here underneath our feet, vast oil reserves, vast gas reserves and we need to put it to the work for the economy. melissa: i want to put it in perspective to viewers. i've been to saudi arabia. the oil there is basically sitting in the sand. oil here is harder and more expensive to get to. great that we have technology but it is more expensive, right? >> it is more expensive and get a lot more out of it because it is the most advanced technology. no surprise where a lot of it is happening north dakota, north dakota has the lowest unemployment rate in the whole united states. that is because they're
karen, thanks so much for coming on the show. were you surprised by the outcome at all or this pretty much you put the study together because you suspected this is what was going on? >> we have suspected it. we know it was huge but we didn't know it was so big and now we have the numbers to rove it. the american economy has been looking for good news, the way to get off the huge deficits we have, fall off the fiscal cliff. it is right here underneath our feet, vast oil reserves, vast gas...
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. >> karen finney, i want to ask you about the same question, this ten days business. but i also want to amendment that question or expand it. how much damage did the republicans do last night by blowing up plan "b"? in other words, does that take them out of the power position in the negotiations? >> absolutely. because i think at this point, it's pretty clear that any kind of -- boehner could not get, what? 117 votes. so it's clear whatever happens next, he's not going to be able to rely on his own caucus to make that happen. that means, who do you need? nancy pelosi and you're going to have to get democrats to get something through the house. and so, i certainly think republicans hurt themselves in their leverage and look at the polling, 51% of americans have a favorable view of democrats, 31% of americans have a favorable view of republicans, and i can't imagine after watching what happened last night that those numbers for republicans have gotten better. i imagine they've gotten worse. i think the last thing i'll say here is for speaker boehner, he is in a very we
. >> karen finney, i want to ask you about the same question, this ten days business. but i also want to amendment that question or expand it. how much damage did the republicans do last night by blowing up plan "b"? in other words, does that take them out of the power position in the negotiations? >> absolutely. because i think at this point, it's pretty clear that any kind of -- boehner could not get, what? 117 votes. so it's clear whatever happens next, he's not going...
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karen handle's resignation in and of itself has not changed that. her resignation letter talks about how upset she is that her action was politicized, it was political, it was politically motivate and the blow-back against the komen foundation is an indication how strongly people in the country feel we don't want breast cancer politicized. that is what karen handle did. >> what about nancy brinker's role in this? didn't she lie about who was responsible? >> certainly seems like she did. the insider reports what i have read is that in fact karen handle drove the decision she was very insistent they could find out -- come up with some kind of excuse to defund planned parenthood. the excuse she preferred the most was the purely political investigation that is going on in the house of representatives against planned parenthood. then they came up with another excuse, having to do with direct services for mammograms which by the way, nobody's ob-gny offers that. then back to the investigation excuse. the whole thing is really shabby, and karen handle's re
karen handle's resignation in and of itself has not changed that. her resignation letter talks about how upset she is that her action was politicized, it was political, it was politically motivate and the blow-back against the komen foundation is an indication how strongly people in the country feel we don't want breast cancer politicized. that is what karen handle did. >> what about nancy brinker's role in this? didn't she lie about who was responsible? >> certainly seems like she...
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. >> brian, it's karen. i'm long the stock. the two things that worry me most if you could comment on this. in the past, they've had blockbuster, new categories of product coming on. the ipad for example. we don't have much clarity at the moment on that. that's one thing. the second thing is, the market is just continuing to look through and saying, all right, maybe they sell 50 million iphones and how many ipads, whatever it is. what's next? why would we give multiwill on what's now when we don't know what's next? >> caller: that's a good point, karen. if you wanted -- differently now than in the past. they're marching two blockbuster -- launching two products, the iphone and the mini. they're doing this in their stronk he's seasonal quarter. the december quarter. i think the numbers are going to go up quite dramatically over this quarter to next quarter. at the end of the day, apple has certainly increased the cadence in which it releases its product. it's becoming much more of a product cycle-driven companiment arguably, tha
. >> brian, it's karen. i'm long the stock. the two things that worry me most if you could comment on this. in the past, they've had blockbuster, new categories of product coming on. the ipad for example. we don't have much clarity at the moment on that. that's one thing. the second thing is, the market is just continuing to look through and saying, all right, maybe they sell 50 million iphones and how many ipads, whatever it is. what's next? why would we give multiwill on what's now when...
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>> karen? >> long and wrong. i'm long bac. i just think that, you know, as i always look at it's valuation trading at 38, i don't know exactly the discount to book. got hit a little bit on the jpmorgan issue which i think it should not have. i like it right here. own it from higher. >> i think the stock trades between 6 1/4 and 775 until we get past and north of $10. >> it's a stock you might not want to hold if there's going to be volatility in the eurozone. >> in the financial space i'd rather be in the wells fargo, much more leverage to the home market and bank of america has too many skeletons in their closet to buying. >> what caused the euro and stock divergence over the last day and a half? tim? >> it's talk of a bank deposit bailout guarantee, a talk of a joint euro bond, a talk of any policy response on the euro that's positive. again, europe is fundamentally not broken from an economic perspective. the euro on some level is. certainly the policy-makers, are but this is all about top-down news and stocks were way over
>> karen? >> long and wrong. i'm long bac. i just think that, you know, as i always look at it's valuation trading at 38, i don't know exactly the discount to book. got hit a little bit on the jpmorgan issue which i think it should not have. i like it right here. own it from higher. >> i think the stock trades between 6 1/4 and 775 until we get past and north of $10. >> it's a stock you might not want to hold if there's going to be volatility in the eurozone. >> in...
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now the woman at the center of the controversy, karen handel, has resigned. she was thought to be a key player in the komen decision to stop funding breast exams for low income women. the public's outrage led komen to quickly reverse the decision. today after submitting a letter of resignation, handel went straight to fox news. >> i clearly acknowledge i was involved in the process, but to suggest i had the sole authority is just absurd. >> her statement contradicts what komen ceo nancy brinker said just last week. >> karen did not have anything to do with this decision. >> yet, sources from inside koim mendel the huffington post handel was the prime instigator the in the effort. komen says its original decision was due to a change in grant funding criteria, not pressure from anti-abortion groups. handel, who ran for governor in georgia on a defund planned parenthood platform, says the moouchl by komen was never political. in fact, she puts the blame squarely on planned parenthood. >> the only group that made it political is planned parenthood. it's no secret
now the woman at the center of the controversy, karen handel, has resigned. she was thought to be a key player in the komen decision to stop funding breast exams for low income women. the public's outrage led komen to quickly reverse the decision. today after submitting a letter of resignation, handel went straight to fox news. >> i clearly acknowledge i was involved in the process, but to suggest i had the sole authority is just absurd. >> her statement contradicts what komen ceo...
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rz >>> coming up in the big finish, karen handel is out at the susan g. komen foundation but does her right wing resume keep her in politics. i'll ask teri o'neal what this all means next. >>> ed, look five dwreerz from now. my prediction is the susan g. komen will not exist or it will be reduced to say between 10 and 20% of its current size. >> that was teri o'neal chairman of the national organization for women on this program last week speak being the susan g. komen foundation's initial decision to cut off funding to planned parenthood. in a moment teri will join us again. now the woman at the center of the controversy, karen handel, has resigned. she was thought to be a key player in the komen decision to stop funding breast exams for low income women. the public's outrage led komen to quickly reverse the decision. today after submitting a letter of resignation, handel went straight to fox news. >> i clearly acknowledge i was involved in the process, but to suggest i had the sole authority is just absurd. >> her statement contradicts what komen ceo na
rz >>> coming up in the big finish, karen handel is out at the susan g. komen foundation but does her right wing resume keep her in politics. i'll ask teri o'neal what this all means next. >>> ed, look five dwreerz from now. my prediction is the susan g. komen will not exist or it will be reduced to say between 10 and 20% of its current size. >> that was teri o'neal chairman of the national organization for women on this program last week speak being the susan g. komen...
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. >> karen? >> citibank. >> dr. jay? >> sba. >> rim is actually lower in the after hours session. see you tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. and he's nuts, they're nuts. they know nothing! >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach. so call me. we may all be focused on the fiscal cliff. right in front of our eyes. even as the averages denied washington's gravitational pull, the dow gaining 60 points, s&p climbing .5%, nasdaq advancing .20%, we know when the president or the speaker of the house comes on the tube these days, the market is going to get hammered. sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. even if it is just temporary. >> sell, sell, sell. >> the only thing you need to know is the time they're going to come on. if you could just blast out of some aggressive growth stocks or sell some s&p future us when see them walk to the podium, you could probably coin
. >> karen? >> citibank. >> dr. jay? >> sba. >> rim is actually lower in the after hours session. see you tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. and he's nuts, they're nuts. they know nothing! >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to...
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thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> about eight minutes to the bell on this monday morning. let's bring in post 9. the partying has already begun. >> we were doing a little heavy christmas caroling, i think. >> happy holidays. >> thank you. merry christmas. >> we'll talk about business in a minute. but the great decisions of the exchange. nellie's in great times. >
thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for...
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we know you are very, very excited to find out karen's trade of the day. it is behind that red curtain. stick around to find out what it is. more fast straight ahead. # >> let's check out the sweet that just came in. if you can only buy spanish government bond or rim stock, which would you buy. fascinating question. >> no brainer. you got a good yield and spain as you said will exist at some point in time. not only that, i think that germany will ultimately pay the bill and the yields will converge and you get a capital gain on them as well. >> tim? >> i agree. there will be enough back stop. they have bazookas they will unveil. it is a big, big problem, but spain is not getting knocked off the map. >> hedge funds. some of the least transparent on the streets and we bring you what you need to know for what naturals won't tell you courtesy of fast money friends. the author of little book of reg funds and we're breaking down mutual funds versus hedge funds. they have been getting a bad wrap. >> mutt null funds were like guy lombardo. this generation of peopl
we know you are very, very excited to find out karen's trade of the day. it is behind that red curtain. stick around to find out what it is. more fast straight ahead. # >> let's check out the sweet that just came in. if you can only buy spanish government bond or rim stock, which would you buy. fascinating question. >> no brainer. you got a good yield and spain as you said will exist at some point in time. not only that, i think that germany will ultimately pay the bill and the...
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karen, i know you've been watching jamie dimon. but he's been out all over the place. >> nothing to do with jpmorgan. will you let's talk about jpmorgan. >> he's been out talking about the health of the economy and housing, et cetera. should we expect any surprises? >> not really expecting surprises. you know, parts of the business are smooth. parts of the business are lumpy. i think we'll continue to see a little bit of improvement in credit. i don't know if we'll see any more credit on the mortgage issues which bank of america and others face as well. i think we'll see some trading revenue. a look-through to some of the others. optimistic on the long-term story. still long jpmorgan. >> agree with karen completely here. the point, is remember, for the last few years, the banks have been getting crushed, and you have some of the smartest minds in the world, arguably maybe, but trying to figure out how to become more profitable and now with housing at or near a bottom i think it's kind of no longer an argument whether it's there or
karen, i know you've been watching jamie dimon. but he's been out all over the place. >> nothing to do with jpmorgan. will you let's talk about jpmorgan. >> he's been out talking about the health of the economy and housing, et cetera. should we expect any surprises? >> not really expecting surprises. you know, parts of the business are smooth. parts of the business are lumpy. i think we'll continue to see a little bit of improvement in credit. i don't know if we'll see any...
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thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. well, if itmr.
thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for...
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karen, we have democrats who say they're uncomfortable criticizing mitt romney's record at bain. but has the president and now the vice president articulated an attack that all democrats can agree on? basically, mitt romney is applying for the wrong job. >> absolutely. as usual the president articulated the message better than anybody else. joe biden the time followed the president quite well in making the point that this has nothing to do with is bain a good company or not. is this kind of business a good thing or not? no. the question is the 15 years that he ran this company, what was the total picture of the record. not just here's where we did okay. let's see what really happened in the life cycle of that company, and that's part of what the groups are trying to show. perhaps job bs may have been created in the interim. but while the investors were able to make their money back, their pensions were reduced. they lost their job. so there's a total picture here worth looking at. >> jonathan, it appears that the vice president and president are saying that when you are president
karen, we have democrats who say they're uncomfortable criticizing mitt romney's record at bain. but has the president and now the vice president articulated an attack that all democrats can agree on? basically, mitt romney is applying for the wrong job. >> absolutely. as usual the president articulated the message better than anybody else. joe biden the time followed the president quite well in making the point that this has nothing to do with is bain a good company or not. is this kind...
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that's enough to catch your eye, karen. then you look at goldman, which for the last three days has traded five times normal option activity. clearly people are trying to lever into these financials, and if europe, indeed, is saved by what mario draghi is doing, then these guys are certainly betting there's a big push to the upside for financials. >> morgan stanley was up. mike, you noticed a big trade. what did it tell you? >> morgan stanley among the financials seeing a lot of call activity over the course of the last couple days. what's interesting here is it looks like there was some sellers, actually, of the september 17 calls. part of that might be people overriding, as karen was talking about earlier, on winning long positions, betting that the stock will not go above 17 or much beyond that by september expiration, which isn't far away. you know, i will point out that the volume we were seeing in financials generally was pretty extraordinary. we've had very light options volume for quite some time today, over 18 mill
that's enough to catch your eye, karen. then you look at goldman, which for the last three days has traded five times normal option activity. clearly people are trying to lever into these financials, and if europe, indeed, is saved by what mario draghi is doing, then these guys are certainly betting there's a big push to the upside for financials. >> morgan stanley was up. mike, you noticed a big trade. what did it tell you? >> morgan stanley among the financials seeing a lot of...
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karen, do you regret selling last week? >> i don't. it's a question for portfolio management as it gets too big, the risk award changes. i don't regret it. do i wish my stocks were worth more? always. >> that did not happen. i was on the floor of the stock exchange. i mean, it happened but it wasn't because apple -- when i was down there there was no confetti thrown. >> so there was small advertisement. >> we did not sell all of apple. but it's the right thin to do. >> we're showing a false animation once again. i agree with karen in the sense of you want to be long apple. it's not binary where if you say we sold some today it means we don't think apple continues higher. yes. as it continues to march higher, you have to evaluate your risk. a lot of what i have done, i own the 495 calls. now only shorts and put spreads which i think in apple's case and the case of other names, wouldn't put that trade on. but with apple, there's such quiet volatility in a sense you can make that trade. >> this is the largest market cap company in the wor
karen, do you regret selling last week? >> i don't. it's a question for portfolio management as it gets too big, the risk award changes. i don't regret it. do i wish my stocks were worth more? always. >> that did not happen. i was on the floor of the stock exchange. i mean, it happened but it wasn't because apple -- when i was down there there was no confetti thrown. >> so there was small advertisement. >> we did not sell all of apple. but it's the right thin to do....
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karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: shawn, again, we have a cold case cracked by dna evidence in the national dna data base. the alleged rape occurred in march of 2003, and police were unable to solve it until now. the suspect is identified as 30- year-old david martinez, who has been returned to montgomery county to face charges of first- degree rape, first-degree sexual assault, first-degree assault and kidnapping. the victim was a 23-year-old silver spring woman who was attacked after parking her car in the 700 block of lowlander lane. it was at 1:30 in the morning on march 3rd, 2003, she was going home from work. as show headed towards her home, she saw someone walking in her direction. the police say that martinez knocked her to the ground and choked her until she lost consciousness. when she came to, martinez was sexually assaults her. he carried the victim to the back seat of the vehicle and drove her to montgomery knolls elementary school and raped her and then fled the scene. >> and the police department never gave up hope that we would give up the case. dna was an incre
karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: shawn, again, we have a cold case cracked by dna evidence in the national dna data base. the alleged rape occurred in march of 2003, and police were unable to solve it until now. the suspect is identified as 30- year-old david martinez, who has been returned to montgomery county to face charges of first- degree rape, first-degree sexual assault, first-degree assault and kidnapping. the victim was a 23-year-old silver spring woman who was attacked...
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that's crazy, karen. >> i know. crazy, but -- >> to be clear, trading the political bubble is not for the faint of heart. if you anchor on one thing, it's what tim was hitting on, which is the u.s. dollar. you get the dollar right, you get beta or you get the market right. the dollar comes in, because people are looking for bernanke to deliver the love, whatever it is. if he doesn't deliver it, dollar's up tomorrow, beta comes down. it's a really good trading environment if you use that dollar as your headlights. and there's a causal factor between policy and what the dollar does. and you can kind of really key off of that. >> and policy, though, also, when you look over to europe, is another part of why i think stocks have gone higher. so, germany, it went to january of 2008 highs. we're effectively at five-year highs and you've got a place where people expect european policy also to deliver. but germany, which is the export engine, really, to the world, i think, is telling you something. if you look at their expor
that's crazy, karen. >> i know. crazy, but -- >> to be clear, trading the political bubble is not for the faint of heart. if you anchor on one thing, it's what tim was hitting on, which is the u.s. dollar. you get the dollar right, you get beta or you get the market right. the dollar comes in, because people are looking for bernanke to deliver the love, whatever it is. if he doesn't deliver it, dollar's up tomorrow, beta comes down. it's a really good trading environment if you use...
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buff he says at least in this case, that's not going on. >> yeah. >> kate, it's karen. let me ask you something. though it might seem unseemly a little bit, there really isn't technically wrong with, let's say ackman were to have told people, listen, i'm going to be very bearish on herbalife some time before december. i can understand why the ceo would be unhappy, but there really isn't anything wrong with that. it's not material information, is it? >> sure. a hedge fund manager, any trader is welcome to express their views, correct? and, you know, he will be giving a two-hour presentation with quite a bit of detail about where he came to feel this way tomorrow. so, sure, i'm with you. i mean, fair disclosure. he's essentially conveying to the world that this is his new idea and he feels very strongly about it. so, i hear you. for herbalife, it's more negative information that had to answer a lot of questions about their distribution network, who buys and sells their products. a lot of question about that. the country of belgium sued them, accusing them, in their words,
buff he says at least in this case, that's not going on. >> yeah. >> kate, it's karen. let me ask you something. though it might seem unseemly a little bit, there really isn't technically wrong with, let's say ackman were to have told people, listen, i'm going to be very bearish on herbalife some time before december. i can understand why the ceo would be unhappy, but there really isn't anything wrong with that. it's not material information, is it? >> sure. a hedge fund...
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i take karen's side of this as it relates to valuation. there are many people out there who say the foreclosures are still high. yes. but you have to look at the differential and b the rate of change. the slope is biased upward for a housing recovery now. and even warren buffett said so this morning. >> the second biggest holding in the xh sprks not what you would think. it's t look at the interest in this stock. more than 25%. oppenheimer's analyst just raised the price target to 85. i think it's late in the game on this. there could be another 12% of upside in this name before shorts finally throw in the tile. i think it looks interesting. >> it is. it is surprising to see the home builders etf and see two mattress makers in the top. >>> we do have a programming note. we will be speaking to the toll brothers ceo tomorrow. we can ask him what he is seeing. also benefitting from metropolitan developments. >>> meantime, coming up. we've got all the winning strat yes. plus we're checking the charts of carter worth. stay tuned. >>> welcome ba
i take karen's side of this as it relates to valuation. there are many people out there who say the foreclosures are still high. yes. but you have to look at the differential and b the rate of change. the slope is biased upward for a housing recovery now. and even warren buffett said so this morning. >> the second biggest holding in the xh sprks not what you would think. it's t look at the interest in this stock. more than 25%. oppenheimer's analyst just raised the price target to 85. i...
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thank you to karen finney and katien dawson. i'll see you next saturday at 10:00 eastern. before that, i'm going to chicago. see you there on msnbc on election evening. all part of the night-long msnbc 2012 election coverage. i will be reporting from obama headquarters. be sure to watch tuesday night and wednesday morning. coming up, "weekend with alex witt." [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if you could combine the capability of a pathfinder with the comfort of a sedan? ♪ so you went right back to the pathfinder's essence, kept its dna, and created the next-gen s.u.v. starting with a drivetrain that gives best-in-class fuel economy of 26 miles per gallon, highway... ♪ ...and intuitive 4-wheel drive? ♪ if inside it had best-in-class front, head, and leg room and interior roominess? and outside, best-in-class standard towing of 5,000 pounds? ♪ [ whistles ] [ all scream, laugh ] [ male announcer ] yeah, that would be cool. introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪
thank you to karen finney and katien dawson. i'll see you next saturday at 10:00 eastern. before that, i'm going to chicago. see you there on msnbc on election evening. all part of the night-long msnbc 2012 election coverage. i will be reporting from obama headquarters. be sure to watch tuesday night and wednesday morning. coming up, "weekend with alex witt." [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if you could combine the capability of a pathfinder with the comfort of a sedan? ♪ so...
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karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from folks all over town, we were able to watch team usa... [ cheering ] in true london fashion. [ male announcer ] now citi thankyou visa card holders can combine the thankyou points they've earned and get even greater rewards. ♪ >>> nat gas, prices surging when an unexpected bullish storage report released. oil spiking nearly 2%. sitzi i sitting back above $84 a barrel mark. what's the catalyst for this trade? >> the catalyst for oil won't be until after july 1st. the trade you go with right now is natural gas. that was a huge move in natural gas. biggest move we've had since september of 2009 and it was on the back of really the storage figure. the build coming in at $67. five-year average is $88. producers clearly are cutting back now. you're going to get warm weather coming in next week. you had contango come out of the market, front of the board up 33 cents. the year, up 10 cents. plain this in the ung i know you like. i'm playing it through
karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from folks all over town, we were able to watch team usa... [ cheering ] in true london fashion. [ male announcer ] now citi thankyou visa card holders can combine the thankyou points they've earned and get even greater rewards. ♪ >>> nat gas, prices surging when an unexpected bullish storage report released. oil spiking nearly 2%. sitzi i sitting back above $84 a barrel mark. what's the catalyst for this trade? >> the...
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but like karen said, that number will come up. it will be interesting when we get that to look at the actual percentage of shares that will be offered. remember groupon only offered about 5% of its shares which manufactured the giant pop on day one. zinga offered 15% of its shares. flowing into that stock that diluted it a bit. it will be interesting to see if that number is 5 billion. what percentage of outstanding shares that is expected to actually comprise. that will help steer valuation here. >> kayla, do you think the news that we're hearing this evening is confirmation of the suggestions that have been made today that zuckerberg is really controlling all of this right now. it's not morgan stanley. it's not the underwriters that are dictating the terms. it's really, he's pressing all the buttons. >> well, i don't think it's zuckerbe zuckerberg. i think he would stay private he had the ability to. according to my searches has been steering all of the discussions here. he's basically, you know, some bankers have used the term
but like karen said, that number will come up. it will be interesting when we get that to look at the actual percentage of shares that will be offered. remember groupon only offered about 5% of its shares which manufactured the giant pop on day one. zinga offered 15% of its shares. flowing into that stock that diluted it a bit. it will be interesting to see if that number is 5 billion. what percentage of outstanding shares that is expected to actually comprise. that will help steer valuation...
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thank you for joining our team at half past the hour i'm karen taraji with a quick recap of your headlines the former balsa all of the barclays is set for tough questioning from british m.p.'s this wednesday over a deepening banking scandal but many are asking why the u.k. government has allowed the financial industry to maintain a strong hold on politics for so long. the e.u. parliament is expected to decide whether the highly disputed anti-piracy act will get the green light the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement known as act up is aimed at tackling copyright theft but critics say it risks destroying online freedom. and as the final episode of julian assange news making interview show airs on our t.v. we look back at the highlights and impact of the series while the whistleblower himself is holed up in atwood oars and the sea waiting for a decision on his asylum bid. up next it's the last in the series of julian assange and his interview shows this time his guest is the malaysian opposition leader who talks about the fight for freedom in his country against a backdrop of high level corr
thank you for joining our team at half past the hour i'm karen taraji with a quick recap of your headlines the former balsa all of the barclays is set for tough questioning from british m.p.'s this wednesday over a deepening banking scandal but many are asking why the u.k. government has allowed the financial industry to maintain a strong hold on politics for so long. the e.u. parliament is expected to decide whether the highly disputed anti-piracy act will get the green light the...
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thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> all right. fewer than five days to go until whi we go over the proverbial fiscal cliff and when dividend taxes go up it makes an already bad situation worse. >> right now the tax is 15%. by next tuesday, folks, wouts a deal from congress, they are going to more than double to 39.6%. now he wrote this opinion piece in "forbes" hig
thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've decided to put aside our rivalry. now is the perfect time to visit anyone of our states. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride, go fishing or just lay in the sun. we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. and there's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for...
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. >> karen who is back here tonight, she challenged me to a tennis match a couple of years back. if karen and i had to have a push off contest as a result, who do you think will take that and be victorious. >> she sneaky strong. >> they have a lot of enthusiasm. >> i'm on the other side of that trade for sure. >> they are nice and sitting down. >> you would crush them. >> see you later on. the editor and before we go, we should note an sbim chairman and changes. that mean that is the chairman is out and that's the headline and the chairman is out after he allegedly sold stock to meet the margin calls and bring more trading lower on the news that the chairman is out. forget about the announcement of the interim chairman and board changes and all that. the headline is they kaufted the chairman. we will continue tracking the chairman. there is still reason to respect the bulls. he is making the case, straight ahead. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulatio
. >> karen who is back here tonight, she challenged me to a tennis match a couple of years back. if karen and i had to have a push off contest as a result, who do you think will take that and be victorious. >> she sneaky strong. >> they have a lot of enthusiasm. >> i'm on the other side of that trade for sure. >> they are nice and sitting down. >> you would crush them. >> see you later on. the editor and before we go, we should note an sbim chairman and...
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but the likelihood is probably pretty slim. >> it's karen. let me ask you, is there ever a big enough disconnect that would make you short the etf to buy your own stock? just a giant arbitrage. >> that's something i never thought about. no. i think, you know, we -- our business and our focus is on producing ounces as efficiently as we can, meeting our numbers, maintaining our low cash cost, building new mines, and over time we've generated quite a bit of value for shareholders doing that. the market will do what it's going to do. and over time it can get out of sync. but like i said, hopefully we're seeing that come back right now. >> you know, bears when it comes to the mining stocks versus the metal, chuck, will point out that it is perhaps more and more expensive, especially when it comes to labor costs, to get it out of the ground, so therefore the metal itself is a better buy as opposed to dealing with the political risk and the increasing cost to actually produce the metal. what can you tell us about the rising costs to just produce it
but the likelihood is probably pretty slim. >> it's karen. let me ask you, is there ever a big enough disconnect that would make you short the etf to buy your own stock? just a giant arbitrage. >> that's something i never thought about. no. i think, you know, we -- our business and our focus is on producing ounces as efficiently as we can, meeting our numbers, maintaining our low cash cost, building new mines, and over time we've generated quite a bit of value for shareholders doing...
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karen. >> i don't know how sensitive they are. i think if they have a job and it's cheaper to get to target, then they'll spends money. >> i agree. >> that's more relevant. i was surprised to see macy's get hit as hard as it did today. we love macy's. i like it. i thought it was a bit of an overreaction. >> there's a lot of duration mismatch in the price of oil going down. you don't get that at the pump tomorrow. fyi, there is a huge behavioral concept here associated with that. consumer confidence got crushed last week. it was down -- i think my mic's off. >> i agree energy companies probably don't have new estimates. i think oil is probably priced $20 higher. this doesn't happen overnight also. the flip side of this is average oil prices for this year are still over $110. you have to have a sustained move lower. i'm not saying we don't have that. a lot of this move is risk off, people. the demand for oil is not going away. oil is suddenly not useless. this is why it's kind of laughable to see oil down 4% today. >> sorry about th
karen. >> i don't know how sensitive they are. i think if they have a job and it's cheaper to get to target, then they'll spends money. >> i agree. >> that's more relevant. i was surprised to see macy's get hit as hard as it did today. we love macy's. i like it. i thought it was a bit of an overreaction. >> there's a lot of duration mismatch in the price of oil going down. you don't get that at the pump tomorrow. fyi, there is a huge behavioral concept here associated...